Shantell Berrett has a B.A. in English specializing in reading and dyslexia. She has three wonderful kids ages 13, 11, and 7. Her 11 year old son has dyslexia and is the reason she works in this field in writing, research and educating in schools and at home. Visit her website at Reading Horizons at Home.

Visit Shantell's Author page at Homeschool-Articles.com.

Some of her articles include:

• How to Help Your Struggling Reader
• Lesson Plans and Homeschooling
• Davis Dyslexia and Phonics Instruction

Mrs. Camille Rodriquez is a wife and mother, with experience as a pastor's wife for more than a decade and as a homeschool mom for almost 20 years. She has been an educator in their home, in a private school, and more recently as a pioneer in a new learning system that prepares students to be fully equipped for entering secondary education. Visit her academic website, National Homeschool Academy.

Camille has spoken at homeschool conferences, and helped other homeschool families with their programs and curricula, as well as leading workshops at private school seminars for their staff. Camille has led numerous Bible studies for women, including Marriage and Parenting classes with her pastor-husband. Currently, she is working on her first book that will be published sometime this fall.

Some of her most popular articles include:

• Parenting Young Children – Some Basic Rules
• Math Is Too Hard!
• Are Homeschoolers Changing?

Visit her author page at Homeschool-Articles.com.

Julie Clark is a writer and content contributor for LessonPathways.com, an innovative new product that maps online educational resources into ready to teach units. She is a homeschooling mother of three children, executive assistant to her husband, a blogger (TheClarkChronicles.com), and Foster Care Coordinator for a nationally acclaimed mental health agency. She loves a good bargain, a cheap pedicure, and expensive haircuts. In Julie's spare time, she reads, designs digital scrapbook kits, and takes lots and lots of pictures.

Julie holds an M.A. in counseling from Trevecca Nazarene University and is often accused of needing therapy herself when she discloses that she would like to have 10 children and homeschool them all.

Take a moment and visit Julie's author page at Homeschool-Articles.com.

Some of her articles include:

• Top 10 Reasons to Homeschool
• The Million Dollar Question: What About Socialization?
• Why Yes, I Work Full Time AND Homeschool

Lee Binz is a veteran homeschooling mom of two and the owner of The HomeScholar, “Helping parents homeschool high school.” She has a new free minicourse called “The 5 Biggest Mistakes Parents Make When Homeschooling High School”.

Check out Lee's page at Homeschool-Articles.com. Some of her articles include:

• Stigma-Free Homeschool Graduation
• Homeschool Transcripts: The Difference Between ‘Accredited’ and ‘Official’

Teresa Dear is a prior Russian linguist in the Air Force turned stay-at-home, homeschooling mom of four. Teresa spends her time checking out curriculum, educating her children, creating a comfortable home, and studying God's word. Read more about the Classical Education Method in general and her homeschool lifestyle in particular. Find out her choices for curriculum and everything else homeschool.

Teresa has been kind enough to share a number of articles at Homeschool-Articles.com.  Some of them include:

• Top 12 Reasons to Just Ditch Homeschooling Altogether
• 4 Mistakes to Avoid When Buying Curriculum Online
• Why We Educate at Home, a Discussion of the Classical Education Method
• Top 12 Reasons to Homeschool Your Children

Take a moment and check out her author page at Homeschool-Articles.com. You will be encouraged as you do so!

Randi St. Denis, Director of Home Educators Encouragement Alliance (HEEA), is an educator, popular homeschool speaker, and a seasoned homeschooling mom. Using her degree in Educational Psychology, Randi works as a consultant to public, private, and homeschool families; providing teaching expertise and assistance for all types of children. She is recognized as an expert in the technical aspects of learning that allow every type of child, from special needs to gifted, the opportunity to learn well. Randi and her husband have homeschooled their seven children for the past 22 years; six of whom have gone on to college. The youngest is currently homeschooling.

Two of Randi's homeschooling endeavors is the Southeast Homeschool Expo and the Chicago Homeschool Expo.

Check out Randi's articles.

Shawn Snyder is a Christian wife to Ron and mother of three grown kids, Nick, Megan and Scott. She and her husband have been homeschooling for over ten years. Shawn believes that homeschooling was one of the best decisions they ever made for their family and she loves to spread the word - hopefully to inspire others to try homeschooling as well.

Shawn and her husband Ron run a blog together called The Odd Couple Blog. They talk about marriage, family, and online business. When not working, she enjoys reading and gardening.

Please take a moment and view Shawn's profile. Then enjoy reading some of her articles, such as:

• Home Schooling and Socialization – Is it Really an Issue?
• How Not to Raise Bratty Kids
• Homeschooling During the High School Years

Sam Burns has been a contributing author at Homeschool-Articles.com since October 27, 2009.

She is a self-taught homeschool teacher to her two sons, and wife to a citizen scientist. Being secular homeschoolers, she says they believe in science and fact, and has built their family's lifestyle and curriculum around it. The Burns proudly live in Maine, practicing a sustainable lifestyle and raising their children to think with a "whole-Earth" perception.

Please visit Sam's author page and read her articles on homeschooling and science.

Jay Ryan is a homeschooling dad of five children with a BS degree in physics but completely self-taught in astronomy. He has studied at length the traditional astronomy of the Greeks and has read the "great books" of astronomy, including works by Plato, Aristotle, Ptolemy, Kopernik, Galileo, Kepler and Newton.

Jay has been involved in popular astronomy writing since 1995. For five years, he had been a Contributing Editor to Sky & Telescope magazine, creating the SkyWise comic strip. He is also the author of Cycles: An Introduction to Astronomy and Time, an educational comic book used in high schools and colleges around the USA and beyond, with over 40,000 copies currently in print.

Jay now devotes his work for the benefit of to Christian readers, particularly homeschoolers, to the greater glory of God. Since 2002, he has written the Classical Astronomy Update email newsletter for Christian homeschool families. He has also written astronomy and other homeschool-related articles for Homeschooling Today, Homeschool Enrichment, and The Old Schoolhouse magazines. He is a frequent contributor to the homeschool channel at Crosswalk.com. His article "The Astronomy of Easter" was picked as one of the Crosswalk Top 6 homeschool articles for 2006.

Visit his website at ClassicalAstronomy.com.

Jay has been gracious enough to allow a number of his articles to be posted at Homeschool-Articles.com.  Some of his articles include:

• Before You Buy a Telescope
• What Is Classical Astronomy?
• Latitude and Declination
• The Astronomy of Easter